April 12, 2022 - Epoch Times
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| This is your Daily Facts Matter Update, and I'm your host, Roman, from the Epoch Times. | |
| And now, before we dive into the actual topic, I wanted to let you know that Dr. | |
| Robert Malone, who holds several of the original patents behind the mRNA gene transfer technology, he's believed by many to be essentially the inventor of mRNA vaccines, he just had a phenomenal short film about himself released over on EpicTV. | |
| It's called Headwinds 2, People in the Eye of the Storm, And it tells a story in a way that has not been told before. | |
| It's a lot more personal than some of the other interviews that you might have seen in other places. | |
| If you'd like to check out that film, I'll throw a link to it. | |
| It'll be right there in the description box below. | |
| And now, let's begin today's actual discussion by talking about Pfizer. | |
| specifically about the fact that Pfizer has hired 600 new employees in the months right after their vaccine was authorized by the FDA due to the large increase of reported side effects linked to their vaccine. | |
| This fact was revealed, by the way, through this document right here, which originally came from Pfizer, but it was released to the public alongside those 10,000 pages of files that the FDA was forced to release just earlier this month, the same documents that they were trying to take 70 years to slow walk. | |
| Regardless, now that we have it in hand, well, here's exactly what it says. | |
| Quote, Pfizer has taken multiple actions to help alleviate the large increase of adverse event reports. | |
| This includes significant technology enhancements and process and workflow solutions, as well as increasing the number of data entry and case processing colleagues. | |
| How many case processing colleagues exactly? | |
| Well, at the time that Pfizer wrote this particular message to the FDA, which was during the first quarter of 2021, meaning the first quarter of last year, well, they had already onboarded about 600 full-time workers to deal with the spike in adverse reaction reports. | |
| However, 600 was only what they had at the time. | |
| Because here's what they wrote, quote, More are joining each month with an expected total of more than 1,800 additional resources by the end of June 2021. | |
| Now, what's really interesting to note here is that this particular document had already been released sometime earlier. | |
| But for some reason, in that earlier release, the number of employees that Pfizer had actually hired was redacted. | |
| It was just blacked out, so you couldn't actually see the number. | |
| However, the medical transparency group that is actually suing for all of these documents, they pushed back against the FDA, and eventually, meaning the FDA, they capitulated, and they gave us this unredacted version. | |
| Now, we here at the Epoch Times, we did reach out to the FDA, and we asked them exactly why they had redacted that information in the first place, but no one got back to us. | |
| We also did reach out to Pfizer in order to ask them as of today how many workers they've onboarded to deal with all the adverse events related to the vaccine, but also no one got back to us from there either. | |
| We also reached out to Moderna as well as Johnson& Johnson to ask how many people they have hired to deal with adverse reactions, but no one got back to us from there either. | |
| Regardless, though, according to the official numbers which have come from the system that's run jointly by the FDA and the CDC, it's a system called VAERS or otherwise known as the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System, it shows that the number of reports of post-vaccination adverse events has just spiked since the vaccines were first approved for mass usage, with the problems linked to the vaccines including things like heart inflammation, blood clotting, as well as severe allergic shock. | |
| In fact, the VAERS system has, up until now, been flooded with more than 1 million reports of VAERS health problems, as well as more than 21,000 death reports since the introduction of the COVID vaccines back in late 2020. | |
| Now, it is worth noting that just because something happens to be in the VAERS system does not mean that it was definitely caused by the vaccine. | |
| It only means that the healthcare provider who submitted the report believed that there might be a connection. | |
| In fact, many public officials, they actually downplay the significance of these VAERS reports, noting that just because a health problem occurred after someone got vaccinated does not mean that the problem was caused by the vaccine. | |
| However, having said that, what's coming more and more into focus, due to the work of the people who are actually digging through the VAERS data for themselves, is that many of the reported health problems are more likely due to the vaccines rather than just due to coincidence. | |
| For instance, we here at the Epoch Times, we got a chance to speak with Dr. | |
| Jessica Rose, who's a computational biologist who's actually been studying the data within the VAERS system for the past nine months at least, and here's what she told us. | |
| The safety signals being thrown off in VAERS now are off the charts across the board. | |
| She told us that there are multiple ways to parse through the data in order to flesh out whether the causal link between an adverse event and the vaccine is real or illusory. | |
| For example, several of the vaccines come in the form of a two-dose regimen, meaning, for instance, that if you look at an adverse event within the system, such as, let's say, a stroke, if it was really unrelated to the vaccine, meaning that if it was really random, then there would not be a correlation between the stroke and which dose of the vaccine you've taken. | |
| Because a stroke that randomly coincided with a vaccination should not be picky about which dose of the vaccination it was. | |
| However, doctors found that within the VAERS data, a number of the reported problems are actually dose-dependent. | |
| For instance, myocarditis within teenagers is reported several times more often shortly after the second dose of the vaccine rather than after the first dose. | |
| Here's specifically what Dr. | |
| Rose said on the point of myocarditis. | |
| Quote... | |
| In lieu of being able to explain this happening for any other reason, it satisfies the dose response point quite well, in my opinion. | |
| However, Dr. | |
| Rose did further add that this type of statistical analysis does not actually provide definitive answers. | |
| For instance, she said that there could be some unknown factor that's lurking behind the scenes, which leads to more reports of health problems after the first or the second vaccine dose. | |
| Regardless, though, when she actually attempted to go public with her statistical findings, meaning that when Dr. | |
| Rose attempted to publish her findings... | |
| Well, she met with real censorship. | |
| What happened was... | |
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| Now, when Dr. | |
| Jessica Rose actually attempted to go public with her statistical findings, meaning that when she attempted to publish her research... | |
| Well, she encountered stiff resistance from the scientific establishment. | |
| In fact, what happened was that last year, right before her analysis on myocarditis within the VAERS system was printed, the publisher pulled her paper for unclear reasons. | |
| Here's specifically what Dr. | |
| Rose said at the time, quote,"...it just feels like weird censorship that isn't really justified. | |
| We don't want to be doing this, but it is our duty. | |
| Doctors swore an oath to do no harm, and researchers with integrity cannot look away from this." And what's really ironic about the fact that her paper was pulled is that, even at the time, her conclusions were not really that controversial. | |
| In fact, there was a Danish study published around the same time as this study from Dr. | |
| Rose, and that study concluded that an elevated risk of myocarditis existed for young people following the Moderna vaccine. | |
| However, according to Dr. | |
| Rose, there was a difference between the way that she presented her findings and the way that others presented theirs. | |
| Because she said that nowadays it's very common, even for papers that examine potential issues with the vaccines, to frame their results, to frame their findings in a way that still endorses vaccination. | |
| Here's what she told us. | |
| That's what you have to say to get your work published these days. | |
| However, in her paper, well, she did no such thing. | |
| She only presented her findings, she only presented the facts that she was able to uncover, and she presented her research. | |
| And that was it. | |
| The reader of the paper would then have to make up their own minds as to what that research meant. | |
| Here's in fact part of what Dr. | |
| Rose's paper actually said. | |
| Quote... | |
| Within eight weeks of the public offering of COVID-19 products to the 12 to 15-year-old age group, we found 19 times the expected number of myocarditis cases in the vaccination volunteers over background myocarditis rates for this age group. | |
| But, as I mentioned earlier, just two short weeks after that paper being available online, On October the 15th of last year, meaning October 15th of 2021, the paper suddenly disappeared from the publisher's website and it was replaced by a notice of quote-unquote temporary removal. | |
| Now, the authors of the paper were not told exactly why it was removed. | |
| In fact, they were not even told that it was removed at all. | |
| The authors of the paper had to find out about it just like everyone else. | |
| They went to the link and realized that it was not there anymore. | |
| Now, we here at the Epoch Times, we did reach out to Elsevier, which is the publisher, their company specializing in publishing different types of scientific literature, and they got back to us simply by saying this, quote, I do apologize, but Elsevier cannot comment on this inquiry. | |
| Very cool. | |
| As the old saying goes, 10 out of 10 scientists agree when you censor all those who don't. | |
| And again, I just want to point out that Dr. | |
| Rose's statistical analysis, well, it does not prove that those particular reactions, such as myocarditis, strokes, and even deaths, were necessarily caused by the vaccine. | |
| But her analysis does provide another data point for different people to use to be able to find what the truth actually is. | |
| And frankly, in a free and open society, well, such a thing should be celebrated. | |
| Or, at the very least, if it's incorrect, it should be disputed, ripped apart, and challenged using facts, logic, and evidence. | |
| But to use outright censorship is, at least in my opinion, not right. | |
| If you'd like to read her analysis for yourself, or if you'd like to read these Pfizer documents that we discussed earlier, I'll throw all that into the description box below this video for you to check out. | |
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| Now, as I mentioned in the beginning of today's episode, if you'd like to check out an awesome personal documentary of Dr. | |
| Robert Malone, you can do so over on Epic TV. It's called Headwinds 2, and here's a trailer for it. | |
| And I'm very aware of the strengths and weaknesses of all these technologies. | |
| This is the largest experiment on human beings ever performed in the history of the world. | |
| The state shouldn't be telling parents that children must be vaccinated. | |
| I'm not getting anything out of this. | |
| This is not a win for me. | |
| We didn't know what we know now about the adverse events. | |
| That was all hidden. | |
| We shouldn't force children to be vaccinated. | |
| We absolutely should not do these practices of coercion or enticement like ice creams or whatever I was a jerk That I wasn't valuing people. | |
| I was very wrapped up in myself, as many young people are. | |
| It's not because of obsession. | |
| It's more a sense of obligation. | |
| Robert, okay? | |
| Totally. | |
| He now seems very relaxed. | |
| Yeah, he's... this one is pretty chill. | |
| Which is not exactly elegant. | |
| Yes, though. | |
| What I object to is the exploitation of fear around this threat object in order to manipulate public behavior. | |
| I kept all of the data from back then, pretty much. | |
| So I have the lab books, I have the patent disclosures, I have the patent applications that Robert wrote. | |
| You know, I have all this documentation. | |
| I just wanted to put it away. | |
| I didn't want to think about it anymore. | |
| I believe we've let the world down, but that doesn't mean we can't continue to strive to be better. | |
| If you'd like to check out that awesome movie, the link will be right there in the description box below this video for you to check out. | |
| And just for your reference, that movie will be premiering on Epic TV at 8 p.m. | |
| tomorrow, meaning at 8 p.m. | |
| on Saturday. | |
| So click on the link, check out the movie, as well as all the other phenomenal content that's over on Epic TV. Because Epic TV is a great way to not only entertain your family, not only to stay informed, but also to support the journalism that we do here at The Epic Times. | |
| Again, the link will be right there at the top of the description box. | |
| And then, until next time, I'm your host, Roman from The Epic Times. |
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